Radial Tonebone Classic
Radial Tonebone Classic
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 Radial Trimode with Power Supply R8007015  US $299.99
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 Radial Engineering Tonebone Classic Tube Distortion Pedal US $199.99
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 Radial Tonebone Trimode 12AX7 Tube Distortion Pedal NEW US $299.99
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 Radial Tonebone Classic 12AX7 Tube Distortion Pedal NEW US $199.99
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 Radial Tonebone Classic Distortion Pedal Demo US $169.99
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 Radial Classic American Tube Distortion with Free Stuff R8007010 US $199.99
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 Radial Tonebone TriMode Tonebone TriMode Tube Dist US $299.99
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 Radial Engineering Tonebone TriMode Classic Distortion Pedal US $274.00
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 Radial Engineering Tonebone Classic Distortion Pedal US $179.00
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 Radial Engineering Tonebone Classic Tube Distortion New US $199.99
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 Radial Engineering Tonebone Classic TriMode Distortion Pedal US $299.99
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 Radial Tonebone Classic TriMode Distortion Pedal US $299.99
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 Radial Bones Hollywood Dual Distortion US $117.77
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 Radial Engineering Tri Mode Real Tube Distortion FX HOT US $289.99
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 Brand New Radial Tonebone Classic incl PAdaptor FREE SHIPPING WORLDWIDE US $213.98
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 Radial Tonebone Trimode Tube Distortion Guitar Pedal US $289.00
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 Radial Engineering Hollywood Bones Distortion Pedal US $159.99
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 Radial Hollywood Bones Distortion Pedal US $159.00
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 RADIAL CLASSIC TRIMODE US $225.00
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 Radial Fullerton Bones Dual Distortion Pedal US $159.00
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 Radial Texas Bones Dual Overdrive Pedal US $159.00
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 Radial Hollywood Distortion Pedal NEW US $149.95
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 Radial Engineering Tonebone Classic Tube Guitar Pedal B US $169.00
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 RADIAL Tonebone Trimode Distortion Effects Pedal US $274.99
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 RADIAL Tonebone Classic Tube Distortion US $174.99
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 Radial TONEBONE Trimode TUBE Distortion Guitar Effects Pedal US $349.99
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 Radial Tonebone Classic Tube Distortion Big fat TONE US $199.99
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 Radial Tonebone Classic 12AX7 Tube Distortion Overdrive Pedal OD Guitar Effect US $176.99
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 CARL MARTIN DELAYLA VINTAGE STYLE ECHO A CLASSIC US $180.00
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What's a good heavy, yet smooth, distortion pedal?
I'm currently using a Little Big Muff, and it's too crunchy for me - notes are sometimes indistinguishable, and there are no dynamics as far as palm-muting goes.
I also have a Boss DS-1, which has great dynamics but a gritty, hissy tone that remains however I attenuate the tone knob.
I've been considering either the MXR GT-OD, the MXR Distortion III, or the Radial Tonebone Classic (a little too pricey for me, though)...
I'm playing through a custom handmade Telecaster (with a high-output Seymour Duncan humbucker, and a Seymour Duncan PAF single-coil neck pickup), into a Fender Jazz Chorus.
My distorted playing style ranges from metal, to punk, to hard rock; my band is an electronic dance band, with industrial elements maybe comparable at times to Ministry or The Faint...
Whaddya think?
The best pedal for very smooth sustain is the HM-2 Heavy Metal by Boss. Big difference compared to the DS-1. I have to admit that I changed my pickups for Seymour Duncan which made a big difference in the cleanness in the sound.
With your setup, this is weird because I often record with my old Roland Jazz Chorus vs. you having a Fender Chorus LOL.
You should get a helluva of a good sound with the HM-2 definitely. Why I know this is because I do lots of studio work with many different types of amps and pedals and what I hear through the recording determines if the pedal is quiet or noisy once recorded.
http://filters.muziq.be/model/boss/compact/hm2
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